WHO NEEDS SLEEP? , WELL YOUR NEVER GONNA GET IT- PT DEUX

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WHO NEEDS SLEEP? , WELL YOUR NEVER GONNA GET IT- PT DEUX
Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 6/3/2008 on www.kranepoolsociety.com [flag]
I know all you youngsters out there love your Red Bull and other energy swill that’s out there but us geezers here at the Eddie Kranepool Society swear by Manhattan Special. This is pure rocket fuel boys and girls and with the Mets out on the West Coast this week I’ll be picking up a six pack of this classic New York beverage tonight on the way home. Starbucks wishes on their best ... [link]

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Rice : How Many Kids Has Manny Saved?
Published 6/3/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... Rice said. “Everybody just stood there. I was in the dugout, so I came out and picked the kid up and took him to the clubhouse.” After the game, team doctor Arthur Pappas said that Rice could have saved the boy’s life. “I got a letter from the kid maybe three years ago,” Rice said. “He graduated from Duke with honors. We have that picture up there in the main lobby of the Red Sox.” While Steve Keene prepares to stay up late watching the Mets via the auspices of his favorite beverage ...

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